The overarching aim of PAAT is to improve Assistive Technology (AT) as a discipline, resulting in improved quality, standards, opportunities and impact for Assistive Technology users, Assistive Technology practitioners and leaders in the field.
Many organisations and networks exist to support various aspects of digital products and broader social impact for disabled and marginalised audiences.
The overarching aim of PAAT is to improve Assistive Technology (AT) as a discipline, resulting in improved quality, standards, opportunities and impact for Assistive Technology users, Assistive Technology practitioners and leaders in the field.
The Disability Finance Code for Entrepreneurship is designed to create meaningful engagement between disabled entrepreneurs and the financial services sector in the UK.
Following an intensive inquiry over two years, The Lilac Review has concluded that significant financial, operational, and accessibility barriers are holding back the nation's Disabled-led businesses.
Join us in another LTW Fringe event online on the 11th June. Hosted by Policy Connect and RIX Inclusive Research in partnership with Tech For Disability
Breaking Barriers: Inside Our First Accelerator for Disabled FoundersBreaking Barriers explores Foundervine’s first accelerator designed specifically for disabled founders,
